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Obituary: Dame Esther Rantzen dies at 86 - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Even in the throes of terminal illness, Dame Esther Rantzen begged MPs to allow her to attend a debate in Parliament on assisted dying, then urged people to write to their MP about the topic, so committed was she throughout her life to campaigning and making a difference for others. Diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2018, Dame Esther succumbed to the illness on September 30, 2026. She was 86. Dame Esther openly revealed the fact that she had joined Dignitas, the assisted dying clinic in S
British Jews will not be silenced – exclude us and we will make our own way as we always have - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I was outraged in a Jewish WhatsApp group alight with the fury of Jews being excluded from events to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street. This, after all, was an historical event in which Jews played a major role, blocking – alongside Irish dockworkers, communists, socialists and trade unionists – the route to Mosley's 3,000 “Blackshirts” fascists, who had planned to march through the heavily Jewish-populated East End. It was like seeing a movie with o
Yes, Ed Sheeran, gigs should be places of safety and sanctuary – and not anti-Israel rallies - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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It is a complex time to be a music fan and to be Jewish. That instead of wondering, when setting off to see a beloved act perform, "will they play the hits or the deep cuts?", you think: "Am I going to find myself unwillingly caught up in an anti-Israel rally?" On hearing about another pop artist taking to the stage to shout “Free Palestine”, with accompanying imagery of the devastation of war projected on a screen, as Macklemore did during his support set on Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour, I felt a sin
Ashley Jackson interview: ‘Becoming Jewish, it seems I’ve gained a whole new family’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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“Every day I see a new hate crime against Black people, a new hate crime against Jews, and here I am saying, ‘Hey guys, I’m a Black Jew. I’m a target – come at me!’” Ashley Jackson, daughter of American politician and civil rights activist, the late Reverend Jesse Jackson, is discussing her fears at announcing her conversion to Judaism in a Washington Post op-ed in July, at a time of rampant global antisemitism. “Was I going to lose friends and allies? I was nervous because I knew people support
Oi Va Voi’s show to mark 90th anniversary of Battle of Cable Street will be ‘celebration of survival, community and joy’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A festival celebrating Jewish culture, heritage, community and history, including a show by the band Oi Va Voi, is being held by the Board of Deputies in east London in October to mark the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street. The British Jewish group, which for more than 20 years has fused contemporary songwriting and dance grooves with klezmer, said rising antisemitism had made it even more necessary to mark the October 4 anniversary. The band will perform a one-off concert at arts c
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